Donation for children with disability

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American Disability
Association
Donation for children with disability
https//www.americandisabilityassociation.org/corp
orate-partners/
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INTRODUCTIONhttps//www.americandisabilityassocia
tion.org/

• American Disability Association supports children
  with disabilities, as well as their families, so
  they may live abundant lives.
• As a network of support and resources, ADA
  creates new opportunities that empower and
  enhance the quality of life for children living
  with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, and
  other disabilities.
• Many individuals and families managing a
  disability are not aware of the wide array of
  services available to them, or they do not know
  how to apply for these benefits in a way that is
  likely to succeed. ADA fills those gaps where
  schools, insurance, and regional centers fail to
  offer the services your family requires.

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Support Centerhttps//www.americandisabilityassoc
iation.org/support-center/

• Our support center
• Child Therapy Resources
• In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) Resources
• IHSS appeals
• IEP Resources
• Regional Centers
• Conservatorships
• Legal Assistance Information
• Financial services assistance
• IHSS Offices
• Sponsorships

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Donation for children with disabilityhttps//www.
americandisabilityassociation.org/corporate-partne
rs/

• When you have a child with a disability, like
  autism, Down syndrome and cerebral palsy, its
  tough to navigate the school system.
  Unfortunately, school districts often worsen this
  situation by not supplying the special education
  support that children with special needs are
  entitled.
• We are a not-for-profit organization committed to
  helping children with disabilities get the help
  they need.

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In-Home Supportive Services

• In-home supportive services (IHSS) is a
  california government program that provides
  financial assistance for caretakers of children
  with developmental disabilities, including
  autism, cerebral palsy, and down syndrome.
• Ihss and Protective Supervision
• Protective supervision is part of the IHSS
  program in california. It is for children who
  need to be supervised twenty-four hours a day,
  seven days a week to minimize injury to
  themselves. When you are approved for protective
  supervision, you receive an hourly wage to stay
  home and care for your child. This wage is exempt
  from federal income taxes.

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Child Therapy Resourceshttps//www.americandisabi
lityassociation.org/support-center/child-therapy-r
esources/

• Children with special needs often benefit from a
  variety of therapeutic interventions.
• Depending on the special need, a child may have
  physical, occupational, behavioral,
  psychological, and or speech therapy, in addition
  to tutoring and other types of intervention.
• There are also many forms of special needs
  therapy that help with pediatric conditions, such
  as music therapy, equine therapy, sensory tools
  and toys, and more.
• For children with special needs, sometimes
  several differing therapies have a role to play
  in helping them reach their potential.

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Type Of Therapy Resources

• There are 4 types of Therapy Resources
• Behavioral Therapy
• Physical Therapy
• Speech Therapy
• Occupational Therapy

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MORE DETAILS

• Contact us
• Phone no. 877-283-4807
• Address 2082 businees center drive suite 233
  irvine ca 92612
• Email info_at_americandisabilityassociation.Org
• URL https//www.americandisabilityassociation.or
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